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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-18
SOUND TIE ALARM

A Division Of Alturas Threatened-I
Mountain Home to be the County
Seat If a New County.
Since the inception of the present
session of the Legislature there has
been a small band of lobbyists in
Boise City, for the purpose of agitat-
ing and planning a division of Altu-
ras county. Last week they about
abandoned their scheme owing to
lack of funds with which to push it;
but now things have assumed differ
ent complexion for the divisionists.
They have received several recruits
who are good wire pullers, and the
scheme will be worked from this time
forth with all possible vigor. Men
were sent out Saturday to visit all the
towns and camps of the proposed new
county for the purpose of soliciting
means wherewith to accomplish the
division of fair Alturas. 1t is ex
pected that big sack of cash will
come down from Atlanta and
Rocky Bar, and that all towns
of Alturas, lying west OF Wood
River, will contribute largely to this
scheme. The plan of division is to
run line from northwest to south
east, so as to take in Atlanta and
Rocky Bar on the north, and Sho-
shone on the south, with Mountain
Home as the county seat. The mat
ter has reached point which is alarm
ing, and the people of Eastern and
Central Alturas mus: be up and doing
without delay.
In the House there is bitter feel
ing between the annexationists OF
North Idaho and the representatives
of South Idaho; besides there is no
love existing between a number OF
Southern Idaho members because OF
the defeat of pet bills of theirs. A
fair percentage of the House, it is
thought, will favorably consider the
division of Alturas simply for the rea-
son that she Is the banner county, and
has big representation. There are
many other causes for influencing
members to favor the cutting up O.
Alturas.
In the Council it is doubtful; bu
who can tell what may not be done
So far as our representatives il
the House are concerned they stane
"pat" for non division. In an inter
view this morning, Shaw, Guheen
Burnett and Hunter were each EN-
phatic in their determination TO stan,
by the pledges made in convention
'not to favor division"
Judge Beatty is also unequiv vocal
opposed to segregation of a foot G
land from Alturas.
Mr.. Helfrich, in reply to the follow
ing question put by your correspond
ent:
"How do you stand on the questio
of division of Alturas?' said:
"Oh! I don't want to fight the can
paign over again. l have had enoug
of that racket"
The hour for the people of Woo
River to act in this matter is at hant
and no time should be lost.
REPUBLICAN.
BOISE, January II, 1887.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-18
LOCAL JOTTJNGS.
"Erma, the Elf," tonight.
Fine bar goods at Hendricks.

"Erma, the Elf," tonight.
Fine bar goods at Hendricks.
See those bob-s!eighs at Coffin &
Co.'s.
Playing cards, 50 per gross, at Geo.
Krieg's.
See those elegant cutters at Coffin
& Co.'s.
Katie Putnam, in "Erms, the Elf,"
tonight.
10y Blank Proofs of Labor for
sale at this office.
Get your Gem Roller Mill Flour at
the l. F. Co.'s store.
Katie Putnam, in uErma, the Elf"
tonight, at the Theater.
Delightful songs and charming SIT
uations, in "Erma, the Eli"
Terraline art goods, with directions
for hand painting, at Hendricks.
Go and examine Lund & Anderson's
new fall latest style gents goods. If
Hay and grain of every description
At the Idaho Forwarding Company's
store.
Lead in New York to-day, $4.45
per 100 pounds; silver, 81 .02t per
ounce.
A fine Key West cigar for ia
cents, aud good scent cigar, at Geo
Krieg's.
~Location notices, for both lode
and placer claims, for sale at the
TINES office.
The most realistic FIRE scene every
placed upon the stage, in "Erma, thu
Elf," tonight.
See those "Brown's Patent" bob
At Cofin & Co.'s. They beat tb'
"Common Sense" all out.
All lovers of fine art works should
call at Hendricks, and SOC his new
lines Of Pomona, Agata, Or Mayaowe
ware.
=, A lot of stall-fed cattle and sheep
of their own feeding, just receives
from Fish Creek, by James & Har
). rington.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcops
church will meet at the residence g
Mrs. I. T. Osborn, on Wednesday {
this week, at IS O'Clock.
Elaine.
Elaine Coal Oil.
Elaine Coal Oil at Coffin & Co.'S.
El.ine Coal Oil-the hest in til
vorld-at Coffin & Co.'s.
The last cold snap has done som'
body good. Puedum & Ward, the ie
men, are pleased with it, as it secure
cham a second crop. They intend
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-18

When the eyes become weak or the
lids inAamed and sore, disordered
system or q scrofulous condition of
the blood is indicated, for which
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the best rem
edy. 1t invigorates and vitalizes the
blood and expels all humors.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-18

Ayers Hair Vigor improves the
beauty of the hair and promotes its
growth. 1t prevents the accumula
ton of dandruff, cleanes the scalp,
and restores natural color to gray
hair. Have you received Ayers AL
manac for the new year?
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-18
MRS. DUNIWAY'S LECTURE.
It WILL be on the ''Life and Times Of
E. D, Baker.o

e. D. Baker,"
As previously announced in these
columns, Mrs. A. S. Duniway, who is
at prese mt on Wood River, has kindly
consented to deliver lecture on the
..Life and Times of E. D. Baker," for
the benefit of the Haley Post of the
Grand Army of the Republic. This
lecture will be delivered in the Meth
odist church. in this city, Saturday
evening of this week. Admission
tickets, so cents each.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-18

WHY WILL YOU cough when
Shiloh's cure will give immediate re
lief? Price IL cts, SO cts and 81.
For sale at 'rracy's Drug Store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-18

ARE YOU MADE miserable by
Indigestion, Constipation. Dizziness,
Loss of Appetite, Yellow skin? shi-
lob's Vitalizer Is positive cure. Flo
sale at Tracy's Drug Store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-18
SCHOOL MONEY.
Amount ApportiOned to the Various
Districts for December, 1885.

Mrs. Butler, Superntende dent of Pub
lie Instruction, has just apport,oned
the money in the general school fund
on the 31st of December, 1886, as fol-
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-18

VTTnDT FOR ALL. $50 week and ex.
ssH y penses paid. Valuable outfit and
W S--s~A part culars free.
nolsw6m P. 0. yICKEkY, Augusta, Ne.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-18

soda Springs Mineral Water,
The best in the world-at the Idaho
Forwarding Compauy's.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-18
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Proceedings at Their January, 1887,
Session.
The bond of E. B. True as County
Surveyor, in the sum of $1,000, ap-
proved.
Bills allowed:
N NJ Ruick. fees ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SLIT 80
g L Waters. special District Attorney. 200 90
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-16

Il State institution In the full sense Of
the word. but erroneous opinion exists
in some quarters that II is controlled IN
the interests OF individuals.
The Board was created by the Leeis-
lature TO encourage agriculture. An.
nual reports have to be made TO the
Governor, and no individual Is in any
way interested in the profits Of the State
Fair All Of which is applied TO Tbs
bonded debt and to increasing the pre-
niums.
The members hold their Offices twt
years and are barely pGid their expenses
attending the meetings. The organise
tion ana all the property in its care i
subject to The control Of the Legislature
and by its order il exempt from taxs
ton, and the members Of the Board er
selected BY the County Agricultural 80
lci6ties. Hence every county and indi
vidual IN the State is interested IN 90
success or the great head center . Ealrs
and concentration OF the premium pro
ducts al the State Fair, commencing
September -. Half-fare rates On q
railroads
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The following patents were granted
f0r the week cadlng sept. 2, ls69- re-
ported expressly for this paper ~ Jos
II. Hunter. Solicitor 81 American and
Foreign Patents, Washington, y. =.
Charles Bcnnei. Manchester. charm
B. II. Berger a I. LonSley, South Bend
wheel cuIiivasor; VIM. Bnncy Carthage
machine for making wire and wood
fencing; VIM Dunkle, Linden. corr
planter; M. A. Eisenhour, Plymouth
culrivator tooth; q. :. Faulkner, q. n
Pope. indianapolis. gas pressure reg
uiator ana cut of; Joseph imier, Gar
rett. weli-drilIing machine; > \. kniss
Warsaw. gate: A. J. SOnner. Milltown
hame coupling; Cyrus Stephens, 9 "A
Carter. Lewis Greek. straw rope ma
chine G. %. Wilder, indianapolis. IN
|dcafor attachment for chucks; Jaco'
WIntrobe. Huntington. picket fence
lChauncey Contant, Crawfcrdsvilie. cor
ner post for wagon bodies tdesign.)
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The tremendous storm predicted BY
Professor Wiggins. Of Ontario, and an
nouuced il the Detroit Free Press 81
Aug. q. 1885. il due 10 stlike America
on Sept. 10Th. Professor Virgins ex-
poets this 10 be the most violent blow Of
The century. The storm. which will
originate in the Aftic circle. is to cross
the meridian Of London. England, On
the 18Th. moving westward across the
Atlantic. The wind ON the 18th will be
southeast at Halifax. and q counter
wave sweeping across the great lakes
from the northwest will roar over halt
the continent. the gale being At its height
along the Atlantic on the lv.h, when the
storms meet The Professor says that
the war OF the clements will embrace
about one-half Of the North American
continent. Great dangers will exist foI
those az sea. The position Of the plan
cts Is given ss the cause of the torn
which will be followed BY equinoctia
gales.
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Robert a. Watts. trustee fnr the bond
holders of the Louisville. New Albany
and Gordon Railway Company. has
brought suit in the Harrison circuit
court To foreciose the mortgage on the
railroad for $4,000 On Tuesday the
Pennsylvania Company. BY Stansifer
and Peckinpsugh, the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad. by Stotsenbnrg and
Son. and Sweeney Bros, Of Jefferson
willie. by Howard. Reed 4 Sfannasd,
filed cross complaints, on which they
based motion for the appointment Of
Receiver. Ii il claimed In the cross
complaint that the original subscription
Ito The road wss $35.80O. aud that in adj
di,ion The sum Of $4,000 was donated
10 the comp any 10 aid IN ~ construction
that the cost Of tho road did not exceed
Z q 500. and that the mortgage Is wholly
unauthorized and void. tor the reason
that the company had available assets q
/ build the road without bonding IL. The
Corydon road. II il claimed, owes tbt
\ 1Pennsylvania Co. . little over $1,000 fol
rolling stock aud equipments; owes tht
III. Il N. 81 500 for . bridge constructed
and Sweeney Bros claim I,loO for re-
pairs to wrecked engine. The ap
nointment Of q Receiver comes up In th'
Harrison circuit court on the 10Th inst. :
y. A Ledger,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-16

what truly beautiful world we live
i'll Nature gives as grandeur Of noun
fains. gIcns and oceans, aud thousands
or means Of enjoyment. We can desire
no better wheu In perfect health; but
how often do the majority Of people feel
like giving II up dishcar'ened, discour-
aged and worn out with disease. when
there Il no occasion for this feeling, as
every sufferer can easily obtain sstisfac-
tory proof, that Green's August Flower
will make them free from disease. a.
when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Com.
lpaint are the direct causes OF seventy
live per cent. Of such maIadies as Bil.
llousness. Indigestion, Sick Headache
lCostivenees. Nervous Prosiration, Dizzi
ness OF the Head, Palpitasion Of ths
Heart, and other distressing symptoms
Three doses Of August Flower will prove
Its wonderful effect. sample bottles, X
cents. Try IT,
| April 22-y-e. o. W.
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One Hundred and Thirty Thou11
and DOllork FOR Missionary

WABASH, September 3 --Dapl, NcCabo,
secretary Of the N. Z. Board of Missions,
accepted 70 to-day on behalf oS lho
Board. the largest private donation q
the missIonary cause Ia The history -
the church. The donors are ElIIah
Hayes and wifi. OF Warssw, ko5cIusko
County, who conveyed 10 Zee sllnplo q
the board. property 10 Tho amount %
$780, 900. consisting Of . large brIok
hotel buiIdine, four business blockoI
forty town lots. and an extensive farm =
short distance from the city. The a.
nnaI rental Of this property is $4,000. ooe
Of which On annuity Of $1,000 70 % b.
given Mr.. Hayes and $500 % bic wife.
The instrument provides that The Ten(1
and profits only be used By the Board
for fIfty years. after which the reality
shall be at its disposal. Mr.. and Mro,
Hayes are old people and ohildlees buo
are entLusiasiasts IL the Soreik1 lnlsolo6
work. The large amount kiVch lo-d4y
Is not part Of the million FOR miooion1
which Chaplain McCabe b now eno1gv1
Ia raising.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-16

Mr.. Carlisle. in explaining his posi-.
ton on the Thoe5c contest, said last
night: II don't want 70 try the case in
the newspapers, or talk about Il for pub
but there IL such singular
ension In regard to Il that Il d
not improper, suppose, for me to ssy
that took no testimony for the simple
reason that II WAS not necessary for me
to do so. The contestant Ia his notice
charged fraud and irregularities In al
most every precinct ia the district, bui
when he came TO his evidence be did
not even attempt 70 prove anything ex-
cept that there were four illegal votes
cast for me At one precinct in Coyington,
and I 90 not think the evidence Il su1ii-
cient to show that these four votes were
actual, cast for me. But assuming that
they were. 1t makes no difference IN the
result, as my majority was sI5. OI
course, there was no reason why
should take testimony.
The charges that intend to rely up.
on some legal technicality, and that
will ask an extension Of time to take
testimony. are preposterous. The law
allowed me all the time necessary, II
had desired 10 avail myself Of Il. Ger
tainiy would not accept . seat IN the
house II my right to Il could be sustain
ed only by relying upon q technicaiity
and so far from relying upon any suct
ground do not even intend 10 employ
an attorney or submit any argument 4
the committee Of the house. Member
can take the record just As my oppo
nenis have made Il up, and upon tha
they can decide the case without inter
ference from me-
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Candidates are coming 10 the front
rather lively for State officers next year.
OF candidates for Governor the Evans
Vile Tribune says: 1T is pretty early
20 begin operations, but il i evident that
candidates are bestirring themselves IN
Indiana for the campaign more than 2
wear ahead. There are quite . number
of gentlemen who are aspiring % The
gubernatoriai toga, the most prominen!
~ whom are Congressman Cobb and
Matson. Both Of these are gentlemen
or marked ability, and either one would
reflect credit upon the State in the ofIlcl
Of Governor. II 10 rather premature q
predict The relative strength Of either
but Mr.. Cobb will most naturally hav'
the largest following In the Southern
portion OF the State. But the popular
ity Of the two gentlemen cannot b
measured at this early stage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-16

Sam Jones, the rcsivalist said. II
was once Democrat, raised one And ~
;ciced in being one, and 1 stayed Win
them o long a. ChristIan gentIgmo1
could stay. You Republican hood ooo
laugh. Thank God / never Ma low
enough 10 belong 10 yonr side. Whoo
the Democracy put Il II their plalfotul
that they arc opposed % oo11pe1oty
laws, Il was time for me b ct oQL ~
you Republicans need mot build y00td
selves up and say he Democrotio porel
Iis The whisky party. YOo ha1 9oo0l0tl
Icontrol Of the government cOt t~yvo9y|
four ycarA and when yoo M ~
country was drencbed and dO0mUo ~
damned with liquor lrOm Main - 0oll'
lCorniar
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-16

The New York Commercial Adver-
tiscr, (Rcp) says: IL the administra-
ton has not been able to reconstruct hu-
man nature, or TO reform the Democrat
ic party out OF hand Il has at any rate
50 conducted the affairs OF the govern
ment that tie people arc prosperous and
reasonably content. and there IL no
doubt whatever that conservative citI-
Gems are generally well satisfied. They
will vote In the next election according.
nv as the candidates and platforms OF The
two parties shall seem to them 70 repre-.
sent wise or unwisc policies. and faith.
ful or unfaithful performances. The civ
Il service reform issue will play its part
a. II should, but Il will certainly not b,
the only thing considered, nor viii fcA
sonable men contend that such reform
Il 70 be accomplished n day. Or Ii /
single term, BY The unaided exertions .
any president.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-16

Every growing and ambitions oo40 =
composed OF three elements. 110C/
who work patrio,ically, vigorously u11
intcIligcntIy for Its advancement 49,
tho are In stale Of apathy Or lud|l.I
ence, and those who take curiooo -
light in discouraging the el'ort Og ol1y14
By ridicuIe, BY : persistent denial 49,
any progress can Or has booo oQc0U.
plished and BY Boosting Of every oe1oS
town besides their own. The loot ClooD
are called croakcss, but aro really o0lnos
thing worse, fof their expedition doo1
mot rise simply from despondency, 6to
from that unonvisble spirit which holtha
er acts itself nor sulEsrS others 9 osG~a
| Rockport Dem.
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a much lower rate Of interest. but IN this
case Tie State. and not Treasurer Lemc-
ke. would be The gamer. No money
was needed TO raw interest On the pub
lie debt until May--say Sl50,O0O-and
then nothing further was needed until
October, II II all-possibiy not until
May Of next year. but ibis metnou
would not give the Treasurer OF STATE
an opportunity 10 draw interest on tne
amount TO be borrowed. and So with
view 10 enable the Treasurer, Il he 50
desired. 10 look after bis own interests
AZ we'll A. the states, the entire amount
was borrowed, and that. too, a. rate q
Interest higher than had been offered
them. Coffin Il Stanton's proposition
wonld furnish money as the interest was
due. thus saving large amount OF IN
teres, on this loan. But, no; IN order
that the State Treasurer mivht have The
benefit OF the entire amount, II he saw
lit 10 deposit IL. the Board borrowed Inc
entire amount. ahout S34O COO
"You will see they could have DOT
rowed Ss5,OOO for two Years, SotVVo Ioi
eighteen months, S65.nUO for twelve
months. $4,000 for six months, thereby
saving the State large amount oi in
Iterest on this temporary loan. in'
truth Of the whole matter is that th'
ipresent State Board of Finance let til'
loan to Coffin g. Stanton AZ cef'Aii
amount. Then the Treasurer OF o'aN
was reminded that some fellow awa'
back wonder had written him about ~
Legislature authorizing loan, ana ~
state Board, after the hia made oy Coi
fltin & stanton was exposed, rescinde'
their letting and gave MolIer & 20. A.
opportunity 10 come in and bid, whlc'
l,hey did. undertaking Stanton ~
stanton & Go. then came in aud Under
Ibid Molier q Co. Now, II Il was prope
ito let Noller 4 Co. come IN and "a
) against Stanton's open bid. !. was equal
oroper 10 let Stanton come in ana o.
against Moller & Cos. This is the reso
slurion by tie Indianapolis Bosrd Q
Trade:
-foARD OF TRADE.
n IxpEkxarOtis. Iar.. April :. ISL
WHEREAS. On the l7lh Of March, IN
. Stare officers. t0-wit: Governor. Aud
TOR ana Treasurer, representing the s'a'
. lof Indiana. did enter into write
, ,iagreement with tile firm Of Ioihn
lStanton. New York City. 10 sell tne'
1.-THE bonds OF the State at sufuiaie
sum and afterward on the 2ilh day
March refused 10 carry ont the same
Resolved. That the Board ot trat
l.sercby express their condemnation
lsaid act; such breach or contract beir
lin the Judgment Of this Board inexcns
y ,ble and derogatory TO the honor 81 y
lSlale orIpdisss~~
Hil = very clear 10 me- said the Boa
lof Trade man in conclusion. that Y
STATE officers. in resembling the contra
with Coffin & Stanton and refusing
receive their second hid. we're inn
enced wholly Nv desire ~ help Lem
g ke out and give hiH. chance 70 poek
" several lhoasan6 dollars o. Interest
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-16

Saws the Globe Democrat: The rail-
roads are expected to disbursc about
sis coo 600 or $l6, 10000 this month in
dividends and interest as compared with
about S14,O00,O00 In September, 1885.
When II il considered, too. that the gold
imports are increasing and that the sur.
plus in the Treasury j. being kept down
by purchases Of bonds and BY prepay
|ment of interest on other bonds, the
prospects OF iigbtness in the money mar.
ket ia the coming four or five months
ARE not very alarming"
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CLEMENT ID


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TOT squs .,ant ]. ;.sertion. 20 cts.
Longer advertisements at the same rate m
fraction ever even square or squares
connted as a square. These are the terms
For transient advertisements; reasona-
sle deduction will be made 10 regular
advertisers. .ansr,e.
rators sand legal notices Of IKE character
be paid in advance.
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Near Brooklyn. IN Morgan cotniys .
wild bog bzs bern known % fosu> e1o
bills Of that locality for m0re than tvo
years past. Last week some thteo b0os
|dred men and boys chased bic hoto1lp
I'll day. Late n the evening % me43 ,
stand, and beforo b Was cspturyo ~
killed thirteen dogs and seriously !1j1te
led three men. The beast weighed 1OI
pounds. u a inches high, and noososoo
mine feet four Inches from bic snoOt -
the Zip Of his tail. Adam Foro1Ao11
paid $500 for tho animal and The pl0ss
cecds were divided among tho inju<U~
men. .--Anderscn Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-16

The following loyal end sonslblo d.
cla-ation has been made By The o. ys
Crane Post q. A. r., near Cloveland5
Ohio: .That this Post looks with dio<
appreciation and condemnation upo4
every and any denomination % dIeto<
specl towards the legally c0nslitutod ~
ecutive or The national governmeoG -
same being subversive Of tho 1oou0os
fion principles OF the q. 4. b = -
forth in the third section OF article XJ /
aud furthermore. we hope and trnot t6ao
the department., In lie convocati0u q g..
Louis, will take such action - Win
demonstrate that the @. A. B. b not -
organization for political purpooso -
through which 70 manifest m4IIoo|
hatred or ill-will.
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Two propositions have been o1oMles
ted to ihe Seymour city couoclIk ~
from . home company and H. l0<
from the American Water WurU
pauy OF MuncIe. They pr0poo9 ~ 3S
down nine miles Of maine ard Ioyu!c1
eighty Ave hydtants on plugs ~ 49,
4 year. while the homo cOn1peuyu 0lo
for the same was $500
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The report oi tho Comptroller q ~
Currency shows that the clvtulolU1 ~
Che NationAl banks havo bSou l9ooo1o:
% The extent of go, ,o5U, 90 j. 40 o1o
twelve months. Most " tnle 1c11o
lion was due 70 The redemption o. ~
bonds upon which Tho clfo1In1o1 ~
based.
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The Grand Army Of the Republic lis-
burscd $cs3. .g36 AZ IN charity during thc
iasi twelve months. the bcn1ficIaties
Numbering ~. .cvs
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Governor Isaac r. Gray IL In the LIST
|of available men for the nomination g
Tho Presidency and Indiana will present
his name for that place In the conven'
ton. N. "A. ledger.